Correspondence From The IRS Yikes
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Correspondence from the IRS: What to Do
Summary:
Receiving a letter from the IRS is a moment everyone dreads, especially when it's not a refund check. But don't worry?"here's what you need to know.---
Stay Calm
Every year, millions of people receive letters from the IRS. These correspondence audits may request payment, inform you of changes, or ask for additional details. These letters often focus on a specific issue, such as a small amount of unreported income. Each notice provides clear instructions on what steps to take if you need to respond.
In most cases, you can resolve these issues without contacting the IRS directly. By simply following the letter’s instructions, you can settle the matter. However, if you disagree, you can call the number provided or send a written explanation along with any supporting documents. Typically, the IRS takes one to two months to respond, although it may take longer during peak periods.
Sometimes, a second letter may arrive asking for more information. Keep copies of all correspondence, as records can occasionally get misplaced.
Worst Case Scenario
We all experience bad days?"your car breaks down, or you spill coffee on your shirt. But receiving a notice about a full audit from the IRS? That can feel overwhelming. Despite this, it's important not to panic. Remember, you have rights when interacting with the IRS, and your right to representation is crucial.
Seek Representation
You are entitled to have an accountant or attorney represent you during an audit. Never attempt to handle an audit on your own; it’s like stepping into a lion’s den unprepared. Investing in professional help means they can manage the audit for you, often without requiring you to be present.
While full-scale audits can sound intimidating, they are much less common today. A letter from the IRS generally isn't cause for alarm. If the situation is serious, professional representation can help ease the process.
By being informed and prepared, you can handle IRS correspondence with confidence?"and maybe even a little peace of mind.
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